Dansk Casserole

I've been buying smaller pans and pots lately - makes it much easier when cooking for just one or two.

I'm doing the same. At one stage I was cooking for 5 every day. Now its usually two or even one. In fact, I'd find that 2 quart Dansk too large unless it was used to cook a whole chicken or something.
 
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Now, for its inaugural run, I'll need to find an appropriate mid-50's Danish recipe to cook in this thing.
Hmmmm...if the internet is to be believed, the Danish survive on a diet of rye bread, flat meatballs (aka patties where I'm from), and pickled herring... 🤔
 
I'm doing the same. At one stage I was cooking for 5 every day. Now its usually two or even one. In fact, I'd find that 2 quart Dansk too large unless it was used to cook a whole chicken or something.

Cooking all that food would mean that you're stuck with it & either you have to eat it every day until it's all gone or put it in the freezer to keep it from spoiling. I chose to cook fewer things - a meat, starch & a vegetable. To last into the next day at least, so that I'm cooking every other day. I used to cook big meals. I stopped because it is just too much work from beginning to end. You wear yourself out & it makes you not want to even LOOK at food again for a while!!! 😱
 
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